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I'd EDITION..
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LOWERING NOMINATED.

The MasSachuSetts Democrats Make
Him their Candidate for Governor.
WORCESTER, Sept 2o-At the conclusion Of Mr..
French's remarks the report OF the committee on
nominated II. B. lowering for governor, and E A.
AHord nominated VIM. &. Russell. An informal
0ahot was then ordered. 1t resulted as follows:
Mnole number 1,00l; necessary for choice sol
Lowering, 36S; Russell. 363- Ballot declared
formal and Lowering announced as nominated
unanimously. Adjourned to 2:15 .. m.
The convention reassembled at 2:40 q. N. and
proceeded to elect delegates at large to the nA-
ttonal democratic convention.
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A Voucher OF e4,50O.
4 CONFERENCE BETWEEN THE DISTRICT COMMISSION

District Commissioners Webb and Wheatley
called upon First Controller Durham, Of the
Treasury, to-day, in response to an invitation
from Mr.. Durham who wanted to consult with
them in regard to allowing voucher OF q, 500
sent in by Col. Hams. In the purchase Of the
AQueduct bridge Col Hams retained 3A,5O0 OF
the purchase money, which, 1t was claimed, was
to 90 to the District on account OF the old cor
pOratiOn OF Georgetown. II seems that George
town gave bonus OF $500 to the bridge COM
pany on condition that II the Government pur.
chased the bridge 1t should be returned. Col Hams
in making the purchase retained the - 500, but
subsequently, the bridge company entered a de-
murrer to this action and In the lower court that
demurrer was sustained. Then Col Hams paid
over the s4,5OO and now his voucher for this
amount has reached the Controller. Meantime
the District had given notice OF an appeal to the
d. S. Supreme Court, and Judge durham wanted
to know whether or not this appeal was to be
maintained. The Commissioners informed him
that they had determined TO maintain the appeal
and fight the case in the Supreme Court In this
state OF affairs the voucher VIII not probably be
allowed until the final adJudicatton OF the Ques-
ton.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PRO
ERTY NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Under authority of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Aexandris county. Virginia. rendered. s6
At its special term, june 1897 In the suit OF k:I
Rotchford and wife vs. Riordan and others, the SUBJ
scribers - special commssoners will offer, at public
auction at the Farfaxstreet entrance the court
room Of the Corporation Court Of the city Of exan
dria, Va, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOUR, 1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the Farm,
near said city, known as Spring Park" of which
Philip Rotchford died seized, and which he resided
contains about so Of land Of superior quail
ity and in good condition. 1t is improved by good
brick dwelling house. large barn. granery ice house,
&c. &c The land 10 we'll watered is situated just be-
yond the city limits Of Alexandra, about half mile
from the local depot Of the Alexandria and Washington
Railroad and In character OF son. improvements and
location II especially desirable for farming truck
ing purposes
Terms Of sale: One-hfth Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash the residue In three equal instruments
at six. twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale with interest the purchaser to give his bonds for
the deferred the title to be retained until
they shall have been fully paid: the buildings to be
kept insured in the Of $4,000 at the least by
ut tho cost Of the purchaser in such FORM that in the
case Of loss the bene6 Of the policy shall to the
purchase ponds and the property to be resod at the
Purchaser's risf IN default Of complying with the
Of yale or in the payment of the purchase money
s FERGUSON BEACH, Special
e16.7t JOHN M JOHNSON { CoTnm'ra
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The District Sinking Fund.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURER.
The Treasurer Of the United States, who is ex-
oficiO commissioner Of the sinking fund has trans
mitted his annual report Of the operations Of the
sinking fund of1ce to the District Commissioner
He states that $1,213,947.97 will be required for
interest and sinking fund on the funded debt, ex-
elusive OF the water debt, for the year ending
June 30. 1889, and $500, for the sinking fund
ONCE.
Under the head OF
THE WATER DEPARTMENT,
he states that $50 SO will be necessary to pay
the United states the fourth installment of one.
half Of the amount appropriated to increase the
water supply OF the city OF Washing
ton. The total amount appropriated by Congress
for this purpose was 81 80. which, with the
deficiency asked for by the Oficer In charge
OF that work, amounting to 10000,
would make a total OF 81, 535. 1880, OF
which sum the District must pay one half in
twenty-five 1nStalmentS. Three instruments,
amounting to Sis, 126. 48, have been paid by the
District, leaving balance OF 81, 152, 513I7. The
interest on this sum for the year 1850 will amount
to $A,57639.
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Death from Morphine.

MRS GfDDINGs WAS A VICTIM OF TIE TERRIBLE
DRUG
Mrs Giddings, wife OF George Giddings, OF this
city, who accompanied by her three children, has
been boarding in Rockville this summer died
there Sunday night from an overdose OF morphine.
A Rockville special 10 the Baltimore Ameylcon
says: Mrs. Giddings was addicted 10 the morphine
habit. On Saturday, with her children, She was to
have returned 60 Washington on the lo:31 am.
train, being strengthened Tor the journey by by
pOdermic injection OF morphine administered by
her physician, who also prepared solution offour
grains OF morphine, which was TO Oe g1kea
her by her attendant when necessarr. About
twenty-five minutes after ten she requested
her friends and attendants 10 leave her, as She
wished TO be alone. They did 50, whereupon she
locked the door. proceeded, as was afrerward as
certained, TO take the solution OF morphine and
then, unlocking the door, threw herself on the bed
and cried and shrieked Historically. Her atteni i
ant, who was packing her baggage la the omnibus
which was TO take her 10 the train and her friends
who had been with her short time before went
10 her assistance and her physician was sum-
moned, but was unable 20 quiet her Finally she
subsidized into deep stupor, from which nothing
could rouse her. It was then discovered that the
bottle containing the solution OF morphine WAS
missing and upon search IL was found filled with
water, evidently 10 avoid suspicion. Various
remedies were administered, but without success.
Mrs. Giddng5 was about forty years old and leaves
three chidrcn-two girls and a boy.
Attorney RIDDLE has submitted his annual re.
port 10 the District Commissioners, In which he
asks for $l2 $50 for his ONCE expenses next year.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers

SALE OF =, FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF THE
MOSI ELEGANT MAKE, ALMOST NEW. ONLY
USED FOB SHORT TINE AND MANUFAC-
USE. ~
Handsome Cherry frame Parior Suite, upholstered
IN oid G9id Sk Plush Plush Center Table Cherry
laMe EDony Tables, Plush top, Easy Chairs, uphol
ffs nSsom m WgGTsed goods Cloth top bray
TSr.iront E1lSins Bed Reception Chairs, whstnots.
slsganttiK carved; Walnut Pillow E1tsnson liable,
Quarter Stands eesantV wo . s
~ design, to match. made to order Mt
Masnstands spring Beds, Superior Hair Mattresses,
Iron frame invalid Chair, upholstered in Leather and
Jaw SAX walnut Chamber suite, Marble top Bureaus
remington Sewing Machine, nearly new: Walnut
Breakfast Tables Couch upholstered In Raw Silk
nut Hsdsteads Gents Chair Upholstered in Rep Cloth
top Library Table, Feather Pillows best quality Body
Brussels Carpets throughout house with border to
Requisites, Etc.
The above list partially enumerates the goods to be
sSao Inc aIHies not mentioned are In keeping with
the ABOVE aud the advantages of attending the sale
cannot De oysrrated az the goods in splendid
o4tOn, ano the sale offers Opportunity to pur
chasers 70 furnish their houses With Foods nearly
az merely n9m1ns! expense The sale takes place
MONDAY, SEPIEMBkR TWENTY-sIXTH, 1887
northwest. " " WV ~
Terms cash
s20-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers

cHA nc ~ = sA HLEo or yAhgAgLE gynpINs
AND AND y INCHES BY Is FEET DEEP, ON A
sMAah , ERAM nE H9gssE c9NVENIENT TO
virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia passed In the cause, No TO- -@
noon, 6 PTEMBEk fWENTY-sEvEN. 1857. 4
premises. the following des. ribed raj estate:
part Of lot eleven in square eight hundred and egh
teen, beginning Ut point south street, on the
line OF said lot, distant twenty, 20) feet from
the corner Of said lot and running thence
!6,R inches thence sonthery seventy I've t75) feet
(32) feet and s1 and half (6) inches;
thence northerly to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale: All cash and deposit Of 500 re-
CURED *, St the time OF sale copyeyancns and record
not complied with within ten dsys after the day Of
sse trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the cost Of the defAulting purchaser.
EUGENE +. ARNOLD, Trustee,
45S Louisiana ave.
DOUGLASS s. MACKALL Trustee,
$50 @l6 9Th st. NV.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD.. September 20 viretnis sizes,
past due coupons I'll do threes, 6lx bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD, September 2O-Cotton dull
m,ddlins, 81 Flour steady and quiet; Wheat
frner and quiet No. 2 winter red, spot 76>ss76tA;
October, 77aa774s November. Isl4a79: December,
yellow, S4a55: western dull aud nomiual; mixed,
October. 49a403f Osts lower and quiet-sontnsrn
western mixed. 51as2H. bye nr1n. b3a57 Pro
Coffee frmsr-ko csrgoes. ordinary fair, 1SaaI9..
Sugar-copper refined nrnl, 1OAs10H. Whisky quiet,
1l4s1.l5 Other articles unchanged. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton. l3-64d.: Hour,
1s.3d grain lower, 1Sa2d. Receipts-nour. 9,470
oats, L. 600 bushels; rye. " bushels. Shipments
Hour, 1880 bArrels- Sass-whest. 200. 100 bushels
Chicago Mafk0tss
CHICAGO, Ill, September 20, IL 4 m-FYrst
sales Of October wheat were at 8SA ct which It H.
quoted: May wheat. 76x. October t, corr A 1-1e;
40. October abort ribs, S.52H.
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BROS, Auct,oneers.
rRgsTEEg SALE q yNIMRRoyEp pRopERTy

on SEVENTEENTH eTRKET, BETWEEN EAST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In Aa6
LiDer no 1SOT folio 1S9, ct seq, one Of the land ~
3. s SATURDAY 6RAY <, sEPTEMBER .TWENTY-FOUkTH.
1887, ~ FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front Of the prem.
tses the following described real estate situate in
WasnnStSn, ety. District q Colnlnb, 70 Wit Lots
numbered one thousand and ninety-six i1O96), 70.
Eether with all the improvements, wsys, esssmGnts
rights pItvteges and appurtenances to the be-
longing or Y any Wise sppertaininf. ,
with expenses Of sae taxes 4c in cash; balance in
one year from date Of sals With per cent interest to
be secured ny deed Of trust premises all cash. at
option Of purchaser. dsposif Of 0l0O required on
eecn los o umS q alA COnveyancing, DC. at pur-
resale q riak and cost Of defauting pur
sos sss Dss R6c Ross q saeh fse in
,,s-asds 1SSTssies a; E632s', r.u,s.sA
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

HO<sSA&sCOX~ AAsoSosp duCtsOss0oEs
e eEk Sets MAHPE9sEs hRTN9E GEszHA
DRESsINo.sIANDS.C CARD TABLES, COTT AGE
SETS, BlDEBOARD, FINE CHINA AND Gl.AGS-
WARE, TOlLET-WARE, HALL FUkN1IURE,
ZINE HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
LEATHER PILLOWS AND B0LSTERs, BI.AMK-
SScb rBE ING The ENTIEE EFFECTS ~ 9F
KNOWN AS MEADOW BRAE." AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TY-FIRST. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we
Will sell at the above country residence all the furn1-
SG contained therein to which attention Is re-
B.staEe leaves Hish and Bridge streets. Gsesgs
town. It As am. on morning Of sale. s16-4t
nUNCANSON BROs, Aucuoneer&
FINE THREE STORY AND gAsEMENT PRESS
BRICK DWELLING NO. 13A6 LsTREEI NORTH ~ {
WEST RE1NG One 0F THE MOST 1ES sH AIa7
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-FI FIRST. ct FIVE O'CLOCK, we winf5
sell In front of the premises, sd
LOT 90, SQUARE PAT,
fronting 20 feet on street north near 18th street
west, and hss . depth Of LIB feet to alley.
Tbe improvements are . three story and basement
Drlck containing nine rooms and bath ROOM and Large
cellar range, htrobes. gas fixtures marble nantes
and modern conyeniences. the house being ia good
ment or convenient home for business man. being
easy Of access to all parts Of the city.
Terms easy and will be stated at time of sale
SO DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttonoef4.
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EOR REN1-UNFURNISl
II 1925 Mass. ave.,S125
l2l3 Il at NV 13r lD5 !

A'CIs RE<N IL N y II N IL
II 1925 Mass. ave,Sl25
1913 r st. NV, J3r- LIS
1015 III st. NV, 14r..-
1906 y. H. ave. .....--
1000 9th sc. NV. lar. 100
1O19 Conn ave-. Or -
1909 y st. NV, 11r....9O-
1875 Q St NV, Tor. 1888,
ROO0 X st. NV, 12r. so
1884 18th st. NV, lar. so
1413 q st., upper part. rs
1925 q st. NV Or. TO
1856 y. H av. NV Or. rs
HOS u ST NV, 13r....75l
226 y. j. ave. Sc. 10r-- 90
S02 list NV. l2r. IS. 60
242S Craven I errace,9r.50 /
1901 Q st. NV, Tor. so
15th&R i. ave. NV, 1lr.-t
HOS F.st. n. w.. 16r.
Stougbton st. ,n-w.,9r4l.67l
III ID st. NV. 11r...4Oi
1921 Conn. sv. n-w-1Sr30Oi
1O11 CT Az. NV 1or. 200
FURNI
2013 r st. NV, 11r- $50
1910 y st n-w.,14r- 166. 81
1G20 Conn. av-.13r.20S.33
18th and & .w..14r.1,000
v, near 18th ST. NV. .37o
1901 10th st. n.w.,12r.200
SIS 18th NV, 11r. 1867
1905 Conn. ave. .125
2023 o at. NV, 11r....7o
1909 9th st. n.w-.14r $50
l102 18th ST. n. w..11r. 125
x, near 18th ST. n.w.l1r.-i
/. near 18th ut. NV. 900
Conn ave-. near L st. $50
Conn ave, near M.333.33
x St. near 18th, 15r. $50
1910 18th st NV. Tor. l25
VI. ave, near l. St, 17r.30O
1928 RI. ave. 1lr. 1855. ct
The above houses can be
cur Office only. THO.
alt
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3 FERGUSON BEACH. ! Special
NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer:
,HANCERY SALE OF .UNIMPROvED LOT
STREET, BETWEEN INENTY-SECONl

STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND
TWENTY.THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of sE3S
the District Of Columbia passed on the 9TH day CIV
q June. 1877 IN equity cause No. Il. 500, Cas-s.
ton IN front q the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
TWEMTY>SEvEMTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1887,
n the city Of IN tue District Col1mhia
sad part 1t the southwest corner Of sad Lot and run.
ming thsnoe east 20 feet thence north 7O thence
west twenty (2W feet and thence south 7Ox feet to
the beginning
Terms 0f sle prescribed by the decree are: One
IN and two yeara with interest by deed Of
Quired At time Of sale All conv eysncnS and record
ing ct purchasers cost.
sl5-d&ds MARGARET CASSIDY, Trustee.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
RIM

Also, other furnished and unfinished houses Ia
most desirable sections of the city Unfurnshed fats
in apartment house Orces Tor rent For parttcuiars
and permits, apply at Office.
s11-6t FILL JOHNSTON. 13S 18th St NV
ItOR PENTHOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER
Il 10th and y sts NV, $50 per month.
JAMES A. BATES,
selI-lm 14O1 st NV.
IIOR RENT-NINE-ROOM HOUSE. MOD. IafPS:
can be bought or rented furnished unfinished:
Gnturnls he'd price $3.50 Also lot old blue china.
clocks. an tique furniture lot OF tombstone Apply
ZUlO ST. NV. se173ts
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the Erenjn0 GEor building In Philadelphia ana who
forfeited his bail, has been arTeste0 In Dakota,
where under an assumed nan,0. he was publishinG
q newspaper.
Patrick Rgan presided yesterday Ct . meeting
OF the Uncoln O$ebl branch OF the 1Eiah National
League. The Nitchsistowu tragedy was oen0unced
as q bloody outrage"
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
l. PROPERTY IN 0EORGETOWN, D. o., AT PUB

o., On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY. ar
SECOND, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK. p. NJ. in e4$
front Of the premises, will sell the following -
described property being part Of lot No TO- fronting
running back 202h feet being part Of the premises.
formerly belonging to the late Thomas Jackson. -
Terms, One-haf cash balance in IL months, with
Interests and secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold, all cash at the option of the purchaser
800 down at the time Of sale.
s15-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Trustee
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE Or RENT-FARM OF 100 ACRES, 10
- miles from Washington, near railroad, together
with the Stock, Crops, Implements, and Poultry;
1000 1Bptldings, plenty OF fruit, &c. Address John
EOR RENT-AT LINDEN, FINE HOUSE, EIGHT
II rooms, garden, fruits So sore. beautiful site.
TRs Sae Va 81 2sf month
EOR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK, HOUSE, WITH
nearly 40, 600 feet Of ground; complete In every
rsspect nineteen rooms nne view cloee TO stson and
one snxds: $4,000. BAXTER MCGOWAN,
sl7-3ts 1008-l010 st.
EOR SALE % ACRES. X NILES FROM
u Georgetown Pike, x mile from Forest Glen Park:
iatr improvements, fruit, 10; actes pine timber;
$4,000. BAXTER MCGOWAN,
sl7-3t. zoos 1910 st.
EoR S1.E-CARLIN SPRINGS: HIGH GROUNDS;
shady giens; running streams; pure sprinSs: at.
ENhcls HWsDHsrty Slo0. re Per month sAxTER
FOB eALK-TAIIs CHgKcH 8INR HOUSE
with B sores OF ground rooms barn and out.
bu1ldnes choice orchard and garden ffuitg e4,6OO;
Also properttss College Station, AHyattsville ioFe1t
0ien0, Knowles. TakomA Park, Hern0on and other
sungrhsn points BAXTER MCGOWAN zoos.
NOR sAIE-BEAUTn u VILLA sITRs At, FOE
ana on cosy tetnA special terms to the1o who build
Kat OF new subdivision may b. ssen q the 0ce OF
au26-1ms 1&23k 1t.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, harbour Law ku1i0tng. AGO LOui1aaua
avenue. Washington. ~ G ksstdeucA 1@1x Fl g
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TuR TAx-LIEN CAsrs.-The tax-uen certiorari
cases were heard to-day BY Judge Cox on the
motion OF the District 70 Quash the proceedingA
MeSora Rlddle and DAVIS argued the motion Tor
compiainants, and Judge Coz took the paperx
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JERSEY CITY, N. Y, Sept. 2o-At about 1890 p.
m. to-day flames were discovered In the wooden
shed OF the J. X. Thompson CO.'S steel works, in
the rear OF the main building, at the foot OF
Waner street, this city. The flames spread 80
rapidly that the entire works were threatened
with destruction and a general alarm was at
once sent out.
The fire is raging Hereby, but the aremen are
doing excellent work, and 1t is now believed that
nothing but the shed will be destroyed. The loss
will amount to $4,000 and perhaps more. The
whole property is insured for $3.50 IN New
York and FOREIGN cQEpanieS
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2O-The committee which was
appointed some two weeks ago for the furtberance
OF the naturalization OF English subjects resident
societies, eight Knights Of st. George lodges and
the st. Georges Benevolent Society, have agnt1ed
The only remaining lodge meets wednesday even
ing and will undoubtedly tender its aid. A gen.
eral meeting OF all the organizations will be
called shortly, when arrangements will be made
for the first mass meeting and invitations sent TO
Scotch. Welsh. and Canadian ORGANIZATIONS
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TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
l. ING. NO. 145O RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, Be
WEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST

On TEUKSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-SECOND, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will GEEs5
sell, In front Of the premises: sHI
LOT up" SQUARE I'll,
fronting 10 8110O feet on Nhode island avenue and
improved By twos DRY and basement brick dwelling
containing seven rooms and bath room, modern i'm
provemente. he Ucstion is one of the best in the
city. Suitable for Investment or residence.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two years.
notes to bear sx cent interest and secured by
deed Of trust or all cssh Ut option Of purchaser
&C. ct PURCHASERS cost Terms to be complied with
In ten days. otherwise right reserved to resell at risk
snd cost of purchaser alter five days advertisement
such resale in some newspaper published in Wasing.
ton, D. G.. DUNCANSON BROS.
ol0-d&ds AuctioleerA.
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DCsLN, Sept. 90 to-day's hearing
nict between the police and the meet
ing in Market Square, Mitchelstown, Ireland,
on the 9th instant, Constable Doean swore that
he fired four times at the crowd twice with buck
shot and twice with ball. The first bullet he
nred, he said, prOstrated man. He said the
crowd stoned the barracks and he believed the
barracks were in danger when he fred He said
his face was wounded. when the coroner asked
him to stand up and exhibit the wound Dorian re-
fused at first, but finally did rise when ordered 80
to do. No wound was apparept ON his face.
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SHE'D.
I I42o s st.n.w., Or. 1850
1906 18th st.n.w.. 7r. 80
: 1902 Corcoran st., Or. 20
PA LIST s.w., 6r.-.......15
pa LIST St s.w-. 6r...-.15
2O21 o St NV, 11r. 80
; 121o y. Y. ave. NV, 1r.
and store. %
/ 1907 18th st. NV, Tor. so
! lola Both St NV, 17r- 80
I Conn. ave NV, l3r. 49,
l905-7-9-11 18th st. NV,
\ 3r. and store. 80
1912 Conn. ave. 13r....-
1918 18th st. NV, Or. 20
2022 i st. NV, Or. 30
1875 18th st. n. W., 10
I 1907 Caroline at. NV. 25
i1o13-16-17-19 o st n.
500 18th st. NV, Ilr..75
i521 o st. NV, 11r. 20
1916 21st st. NV, ill.,
IsHED.
1011 Conn. ave. ] 5r. $50
r. l. ave-, near 18th ST.,
i4r.....-.-.-.--416
18Th ST., near n, 13r. go
1875 18th St n.w.,10r. l25
1905 Q St NV, Tor. .-.12o
ID 16 4 stn.w.,1 0r. 1867
l61S 21st St n.w.,11r.15
F f.Is ! & Sc, a.T Tsr lsf .4is SS9
R12 Va. ave-, Sr. so
Md.ave. ne, 1Or.....I25
8 Cook row n. w., 12r- 100
n near 18th st., 1873. 80
1927 Ost NV, 1lr..-.115
18th and X sts., 16r. go
200 n St NV, l 1r. $50
o19 9th st. n-w.,l0r. $50
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sales Of Real Estate,

Saleu Of Real Estate,
Robert r. Morris has bought OF Emma Hultz
part lot a square 4S1 fronting 20 feet on the east
side Of 9th street, between n and N streets north
west, for S, 600.
@. a. Cabins has bought OF L O. Howard, for
1880 part lot H. Corcoran's sub Of Widows Mite.
lanes soddard. of west WASHINGTON was nied
to-day. ne leaves hts estate to hts sons Morgan
r., James D. and Frederick I, In trust TIL his
one years OF age, and to pay the net income
annually to his heirs and when hin grandson az
r1ves at age the estate Is 10 be distributed.
MARRIAGE L1cENsRs.-Maseiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John Col
Inns Metz and Charlotte Eoffeee; Th0A B. Carpen-
Robinson and Alice c. Newman, Of Oxen Hill, Nd. !;
VIM. AnderSOn and Annie 4. collins; Frederick H.
ParkhuTst, OF Bangor, Me-. and Marie Jennings
Reed.
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